I think we're starting with Luca, so over to you.

Thank you very much, Satna.

And very nice to meet you all, to see you all here in the webinar.

My name is Lucas Stevenson.

I'm a sex worker and currently the global lead on community engagement and partnerships at IPPF.

And just to give you a bit of background on IPPF strategy when it comes to community engagement.

So we know, and you will know as well by attending this webinar, that many marginalized communities have faced many obstacles when it comes to SRHR.

Over to you.

For example, from LGBTQI plus services, they don't get what they need to do, like peer-to-peer support is kind of stopped because of no money, you cannot do so many things.

I'm Lucas Stevenson, I'm a sex worker and sex worker advocate, and I'm currently working for the International Planned Parenthood Federation as their global lead on community engagement.

The sex worker rights movement has mainly been funded through HIV funding over the last 30, 40 years.

So we've seen the rise of a global sex worker rights movement with national organizations, regional and global networks that have been mainly funded for HIV funding.

And we currently see this huge cut to international development funding.

Of course, we're seeing the impact of the Trump administration, but that's just one element.

European funders as well, whether it's the UK or the Netherlands and others, have also cut funding.

We're talking about funding for support groups.